Are Leslieville homes still selling with offer dates?

Offer dates come and go with market conditions. Kaitlynn tracks how the last several comparable sales were actually negotiated so your offer strategy fits current behaviour.

Is Leslieville a good place to buy?

Buyers usually shortlist Leslieville, Toronto for a few reasons: Highly walkable retail strip; Strong renovation and resale culture; Proximity to the beaches and waterfront trail.

What should I know before buying in Leslieville?

Worth weighing before you commit: Parking is often street permit only; Renovation quality varies — inspections matter on century homes. Kaitlynn walks through each of these against your budget and timeline.

What schools are near Leslieville?

TDSB elementary options within short walking distance in most of the neighbourhood; confirm the current catchment for the address you are considering. Catchments change, so Kaitlynn verifies the current school assignment for a specific address before you offer.

How is transit and commuting from Leslieville?

The 501 Queen streetcar, DVP access, and a short trip to the downtown core. 15–25 minutes to the financial district by streetcar or car outside peak hours.

What is there to do around Leslieville?

Greenwood Park with its outdoor rink and pool, Jimmie Simpson Park, and quick access to the Martin Goodman Trail. Queen Street East cafés, bakeries, home decor shops and restaurants; Gerrard Square and Leslieville Farmers' Market nearby.

How do I sell my home in Leslieville?

Kaitlynn starts with a no-obligation valuation of your Leslieville, Toronto home based on comparable sales, current competition and buyer demand in your pocket, then builds a pricing, preparation and marketing plan around it. Sellers can also ask about the list your home for 1%* listing offer — *Terms and conditions apply. Contact Kaitlynn for eligibility and complete details.

What is my Leslieville home worth?

Online estimates miss renovations, exposure, lot position and how your street actually trades. Request a free home value report and Kaitlynn will prepare a Leslieville, Toronto valuation personally, usually within one business day — call (647) 556-0121 if you need it sooner.

Leslieville · Toronto, City of Toronto

Homes for Sale in Leslieville, Toronto

Leslieville is an east-end pocket known for renovated Victorian semis, independent restaurants along Queen Street East, and a walkable, design-conscious character that draws young families and professionals.

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Homes for sale in Leslieville

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$2,388,000
2970A Bayview Avenue, Toronto
6 bed · 5 bath · Residential Freehold · Active
MLS® C13864894
$2,299,000
263 Linsmore Crescent, Toronto
5 bed · 5 bath · Residential Freehold · Active
MLS® E13866696
$2,100,000
506 Adelaide Street W, Toronto
4 bed · 3 bath · Residential Freehold · Active
MLS® C13832346
$1,880,000
2970B Bayview Avenue, Toronto
6 bed · 5 bath · Residential Freehold · Active
MLS® C13849176
$1,749,000
19 Simpson Avenue, Toronto
3 bed · 4 bath · Residential Freehold · Active
MLS® W13857108
$1,678,999
56 Willesden Road, Toronto
5 bed · 4 bath · Residential Freehold · Active
MLS® C13858170

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Housing in Leslieville

Semi-detached and row housing, laneway conversions, boutique low-rise condos and select detached homes on the quieter side streets.

Schools

TDSB elementary options within short walking distance in most of the neighbourhood; confirm the current catchment for the address you are considering.

Parks

Greenwood Park with its outdoor rink and pool, Jimmie Simpson Park, and quick access to the Martin Goodman Trail.

Transit

The 501 Queen streetcar, DVP access, and a short trip to the downtown core.

Shopping & dining

Queen Street East cafés, bakeries, home decor shops and restaurants; Gerrard Square and Leslieville Farmers' Market nearby.

Commute

15–25 minutes to the financial district by streetcar or car outside peak hours.

Nearby landmarks

Close to Leslieville

Recognisable Toronto places within easy reach of Leslieville.

CN Tower & Harbourfront
Distillery District
St. Lawrence Market
High Park
Toronto Islands
Yonge & Bloor

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What buyers like — and what to consider

Advantages

Highly walkable retail strip
Strong renovation and resale culture
Proximity to the beaches and waterfront trail

Things to consider

Parking is often street permit only
Renovation quality varies — inspections matter on century homes

Neighbourhood insights

Explore Toronto by What Matters to You

Filter the view below to compare pockets on housing type, schools, commute, parks and transit. Inventory figures update from the live MLS® feed.

Active listings: 14
Median asking price: $730k
Condo share: 57%
Pockets tracked: 5

Condo vs freehold inventory

Based on 14 active MLS® listings in Toronto.

Condo vs freehold by neighbourhood

Etobicoke
1 active · median $1.75M
Post-war bungalows and side-splits, custom rebuilds, waterfront condominium towers along Lake Shore Boulevard, and townhome enclaves near Islington and Royal York.
Leslieville
No active listings today
Semi-detached and row housing, laneway conversions, boutique low-rise condos and select detached homes on the quieter side streets.
North York
8 active · median $730k
Detached homes on generous lots, custom rebuilds, and high-rise condominiums clustered around North York Centre and Sheppard-Yonge.
The Beaches
No active listings today
Edwardian and century detached homes on narrow lots, semi-detached and row housing north of Queen, a handful of boutique low-rise condominiums, and rebuilt homes closer to the water.
High Park & Swansea
No active listings today
Tudor and Edwardian detached homes, semis, duplex conversions, and mid-rise condominiums along Bloor Street West and near the Humber.

Living in Leslieville

What's around you in Leslieville

Explore the parks, schools, transit and shopping within a few minutes of the neighbourhood. Tap a category to filter the map.

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Homes for Sale Near Toronto Islands

14 active MLS® listings near Toronto Islands. Ferry-access parkland that keeps waterfront demand steady year-round.

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